Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-04-10

the breaking of the fast. Kramer will
make the music, and this alone Is enough
70 insure an elegant time. The list Is In
charge of j. John Dixon.
Anticipating several weddings in the
near future, / will speak of a novelty L
heard of the other day, which is commend
ed to brides as something of interest At
a recent wedding in an Eastern city, a tin
box was provided in which was placed a
sheet OF paper containing the autographs OF
all present, a list ofthe gifts received, pho
tographs of bride and groom, a piece OF
the wedding cake and the BRIDES dress,
one of her gloves, some of the orange bios
SONS and anything else of interest. The
box is to be securely fastened; not 10 be
reopened for twenty-five years. The
mother of the bride of whom | speak had
had q similar box prepared and found the
opening of it twenty-five years after, an
event of such great interest that she ad-
vised her daugter to do the same. What \
chapter of history such a easket contains.
And speaking OF weddings reminds me
of a break one of these eRtdRt terriJIes got
of the other day at school. Whats the
reason Charlotte doesn't come to schOol?'
asked the teacher OF him. 81 Dunno re-
piled the boy, as he nearly ruined his hat
by pulling it, instead OF lifting 1t, OIL his
head; but | guess it's on account OF her
beau" as she going to get married!'
"Well, she acts like it. saw her pull her
beau's hair last night, and that's the way
ma treats pa. l guess Sis is practicin' for
the weddin'.
1t is good form" nowadays for young
gentlemen and ladies, the latter wearing
short skirts and thick-sOled boots, to stroll
ont into the country, each one carrying a
basket as a receptacle for flowers and bios
SONS and buds. The early viOlets and ar
butus peep out from among the leaves, as
if saying, "a have conquered the frost
king" and some of the leaves of wild
plants and flowers are delicately beautiful.
After accommodating a stock, the party re-
turns to the city, and there, seated around
a table, commence q botanic examination
of their tr~easure-troye, followed by a
lunch, for which the tramph has given them
a good appetite.
The hall of the South Side Singing So
ciety was occupied by a merry party OF
Young folks on Thursday evening, the Oc-
casion being a hop given by a number Of
Young ladies. Good music and refresh
ments were provided, and all spent a most
delightful time.
On Sunday, March the 9th, Mr.. Meyer
HOrkheimer, of this city, and Miss Henri
eta Eppler, of New York City, were mar
ried at the residence of the brides mother,
Rev. KOhuth, OF Temple Emanuel, Oficlat-
ing. Mr.. HOrkheimer and his charming
bride have come to Wheeling and are
pleasantly quartered at the residence OF
Mr.. HOrkheiner's father. The young
folks have the best wishes of a large circle
of friends for a happy future. Mrs. Hork-
heimer will be quite al addition to Hebrew
society circles in Wheeling and has re-
Ceived a warm welcome.
Tomorrow evening the Windsor Athletic
Club of the South Side, will give one OF
their enjoyable hops at their hall on Jacob
street. BirCh's music will be in attend
ance and a very delightful time is insured.
The MaennerchOr Singing Society will
give n private hop at their hall on Market
street tomorrow evening, which promises
to be a delightful affair, and the members
and their lady friends are anticipating a
great deal of pleasure.
A grand ball will be given by the Butch
erS' Protective Association Of Ohio Val
lev at Arion Hall, Wednesday evening next.
Kramer's orchestra will play and a good
time Is assured.
A farewell reception was rendered Mr..
John Heckel, Jr., at the residence OF Prof.
Chas. KiIlmeyer Monday evening last. A
number of the young gentleman's friends
were present and enjoyed a most delightful
time, card playing and dancing being the
principal features of amusement, while eX-
cellent refreshments served at the proper
hour were greatly relished. Mr.. Heckel
left on Tuesday for Kansas City, where he
and his brother Louis, both practical
cutters, will go into business for them
selves. Their many friends here wish
them success.
Enterprise Lodge No. %, l. o. G, r.,
gave n very ENJOYABLE entertainment and
reception ut Parker's Hall last Friday
night. After the close of the entertain
mcnt the remainder of the evening was
spent in dancing.
The U. S. NJ. Society, ofthe South Side,
will give one of their enjoyable dances at
WestwoOd's Hall, April IL. Prot. j. j.
Birch's full orchestra will furnish the
music. The badges OF the members are said
to he elegant.
The Lillian Club will give one OF their
delightful hops at Germania Hall on April
10. Kilmeyer will play.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. w. Albright recently
gave a pleasant reception TO q number of
friends at their home on the South Side,
in celebration of the tenth anniversary of
their marriage. A very enjoyable time
was passed by all.
Please Take Notice
That the Wheeling Clothing Company
have removed their entire stock of Ready
Made Clothing TO No. 1896 Market street,
opposite the REGISTER office, and will dis
pose of the balance of their stock at such
prices rs will make them move as quickly
1S nOSSihlp Tho Stnpl must ba closed ont
by next Saturday, and any reasonable offer
will be taken, which we hope will induce
those in need or not in need of goods, to
lay in a supply for some time.
Wheeling Clothing Company,